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About the Curiae Project
The Curiae Project provides Supreme Court records and briefs and other relevant materials
free of charge on the Internet. Cases are selected for addition to the site based on a ranking developed from citation data in historical and constitutional texts. The ranking data
are available here.
The Curiae Project is located at
the Yale Lillian Goldman Law Library
and developed in cooperation with
the Library of Congress,
the Supreme Court of the United States, and
the Supreme Court Historical Society.
The Curiae Project is made possible by the generous financial support of
the National Science Foundation,
the Supreme Court Historical Society, and
the Yale Lillian Goldman Law Library.
Project Staff
Principal Investigator: Blair Kauffman
Co-Principal Investigator and Project Manager: Stephanie Davidson
Co-Principal Investigator and Project Coordinator: Donald Braman
Technical Advisor: William Fray
Support provided by
the National Science Foundation,
the Supreme Court Historical Society, and
the Lillian Goldman Law Library at the Yale Law School.
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